The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-09-23
The NORTHWEST.

The NORTHWEST.
NEBRASKA.
Beatrice had a 81 1000 fire Friday.
The Masonic Fraternity will erect q 6, OOO
temple at Kearney.
The Catholics OF O'Nell are building a par.
sonage to cost S3, 800.
The new 10000 hotel at Kearney is APP
preaching completion.
The Missouri Pacific has commenced for the
extension to Hastings.
The Baptist association Of the Omaha dis.
trict is in session OF Blair.
Gov. Thay er has an invitation to hoh.nob
with the president at st. Louis.
The Greenwood druggists were fined $50
each for violation of the Slocum Law.
The district court now IN session at Har-
tIngton has ten criminal and forty-four civil
cases docketcd.
The board of trade of Kearney are negoti.
ating for the establishment Of aflctory for
making pressed brick.
The sixth annual convention of the north
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is in session at Fremont.
The contract will be let Saturday for a new
court house in Kearney to be erected at a cost
of $4,000 or whereabouts.
The Adventists are assembling in full
strength at Grand Island. Camp meeting
commences September 10.
Susan Fades, a young lady living within a
mile Of Long Pine, was ravished Monday by q
hunter, who called for q drink of water. d.
j. Fo'ey, a large man living at Long Pine,
has been arrested and the evidence appears
conclusive. There was talk of lynching.
The incorporation Of the Citizens National
bank at Wayne is now completed. 1t begins
business with q capital of $4,000.
Ponca has q Republican candidate for dis.
trict judge. Hon W. F. Norris having received
she nomination at the Norfolk convention.
AT Crete Thursday evening, a farewell re.
ception was given to Rev. and Mrs. Frank
Bates, Of the Congregational church, who are
about to depart as missionaries to Africa.
The adjustcrs Of the insurance companies
carrying policies ON Frank Hoagland's store,
burned at Color last week, have been at Ere
mont and effected q settlement with Hong
land. They found conclusive evidence show.
Ing thathc fired the store to get the insurance,
amounting TO $4,000. Hoagland finally ad.
mitted the crime and surrendered his policies,
thus destroying his reputation and his for.
tune.
h mayor of Dubuque has organized a
searching party, who are searching for the
p%oundmaster who so mysteriously disappear.
ed.
Thomas Jefferson, Of Ida Grove, has gone
to Western college to teach trigonometry. He
explains the science so that it is as clear as
Jeffersonian simplicity.
The Cass County Democrat picked I'D its
Office and removed to Nebraska because, Il,
said, there were NOT Democrats enough In
Cass county to support 1t.
AT Council Bluffs Sunday night a burglar
entered the sleeping apartments of five differ
ent persons without being captured. He got
$40 and two silver watches.
the following is the vote fer choice Of prcs!-
dent as taken Tuesday on the Dos NJ
Valley ratlroad IN :our coaches: Blaine Is.
Cleveland 45, Allison a6, Sherman 90.
The wheat crop of iowa is estimated Mt 3d.
C00,OO0 bushels, or 4, 25O,OoO below the y:cla
oflast year, while the oat yield is estimated
ct 100000 bushels more than last year.
The famous Trappist monastery, twelve
miles from Dubuque, established forty years
age, has now about sixty monks within it. In
connection thcre is a farm of l,SoO acres.
There is but one other house Of this Trappist
order In the United States.
Several boys from niue to thirteen years OF
age broke into the Lutheran church, at De.
corah, one Of the finest In the northwest, anG
destroyed the organ, threw mud on the carpc.
and tore up the bible and gowns. Thu
damage is estimated at several hundred dol.
lars.
The home and barn OF Rcimcr Mcibu-g,
near Davenport, was destroyed by fire Friaa,
morning. The family narrowly escaped witt
their lives. Several fine horses were crema.
ted and farm machinery consumed. Meiburs
dropped a lighted lantern in the hay and
etarted the blaze. Loss, $4,000.
DAKOTA.
No frost has occurred yet at Big Stone Cit,
and corn is perfectly ripe.
The DcSmet roller mills will have a capacit,
OF sixty barrel of -four per day.
Mrs. Schultz, the laly at Bristol who wat
gored by a bull, has since died.
TOT much rain is the universal complain,
OF the farmers in the vicinity of Dcsmet.
Gen. Fairchild, Gen. Allen and Judg.
Palmer were given n reception at Sioux Fall:
BIZ the G.. A. II. post.
Besides the cncalnpmcnt there was q cireu,
at Huron, and the Times estimated that 3,GC(
people attended IT on Saturday.
The election which was ordered at Aber
deem, September 6, to vote $1,000 bonds 70,
sewerage, has been postponed. The News ex
poets the council will fix a new date for thu
election.
A Gary syndicate composed of j. f. Smith
Joseph Pettiiohn, NJ. F. Greedy and other.
have purchased 1000 sheep from Wisconsin,,
which were divided into flocks OF SO and 15(
and distributed among tue farmers In DUE
cognty for breeding purposes.
John d. Wright broke Jail at Rapid CIT,
Tuesday by digging through the walls of both
rooms with a table knife. Last spring he got
away from the j iilor by running. He was re.
captured in July. He was in jail on the charge
OF stealing a wagon, horse and harness IN
January last.
The south Dakota pharmacists at siouS
Falls elected the following officers: rresi.